Topic: Boomerang panel clips

[DeepBlueGXP]

Does anyone had the part number for the P.O.S. clips that go on the top of the boomerang panel.  Its on the front item #3 of the attached photo.

These clips bend, pull off, break when pulling off the instrument panel

[Arabas]

Joe, i think it is 148727 (no 9) in the pic

http://www.genmotorinfo.com/Picture.aspx?ccId=195823802&ppId=264971923&ppInfo=2006-2009+M%2cInstrument+Panel%2cPart+1%2cTrim+-+2M10009

http://www.gmpartsgiant.com/Page_Product/PartDetail.aspx?modelYear=2007&model=Solstice&make=Pontiac&catalogCode=2M9&modelCode=2MG67&seriesCode=2MG&bodyStyleCode=67&engineCode=LNF&transCode=MA5&majorIndexID=10&isBigPicture=False&minorIndexID=2M1000901

better check it yourself, u know better than me

[Gentleman Jack]

I need those too!

I will check w dealer today.

[DeepBlueGXP]

Genmotorinfo is blocked by the network here at work.  It must be a corn site Please download the diagram image and upload here.

[Arabas]

here it is. No 9

[Gentleman Jack]

9   **148727   CLIP I/P CSTR TR PLT,(PART OF 7),(U-TYPE),(06.760)   M   06-09   7      
$1.13
$0.77
   

[DeepBlueGXP]

Thanks, that's the one, that isn't the official GM part number though.  GMPARTSGIANT won't give out the number.

[numbbers]

There are two different clips on the dash panel.  The gold ones, and the black ones.  I have some of both, if you get desperate.

[Mihela816]

I'll get the part number tomorrow at work.

[Sly Bob]

We found them before I believe in this thread some time ago.

http://www.kappaperformance.com/forum/index.php?topic=4072.5

I bought a pack of 10 of them at the dealer. Took the picture with me and they weren't hard to find. Not that expensive either if I remember correctly.

The GM part number is 10148727.

[DeepBlueGXP]

thanks

[Mihela816]

10148727 is for the ones on top, 11589329 for the bottom ones.

[DeepBlueGXP]

Did a google search for the part number and I stumbled on a fantastic site for parts for the Sky and Solsitce.  It has actuall GM part numbers listed too.

http://parts.nalleygmc.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=389905&ukey_make=1030&ukey_model=14651&modelYear=2007&ukey_category=19401&ukey_driveLine=0&ukey_TrimLevel=0&ukey_modelRange=0&searchString=

[Sly Bob]

Yeah and in that same search ya' probably noticed that the clip in question is used on a lot of GM cars and trucks. At least we don't have to worry about it becoming obsolete any time soon.